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When to use Python/Django tech for a project

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  And the Top 10 Web Applications Built with Python If you are embarking on a new software development project, and are wondering what programming language and framework you should use, I suggest you consider Python and Django. In this article, I’ll explain why top companies with millions of users are betting big on these two technologies. skysilk.com What are Python and Django? There are many different popularity rankings for programming languages. Developers often accuse these rankings of lack of precision, but each of the rankings includes Python within the top 5 for a reason.  Python  is an interpretive programming language. It's easy-to-memorize with good quality documentation. With Python, a developer only needs a few lines of code to craft basic application functionality and can make use of a large library of packages and module to build applications. All that combined provides increased productivity — and this is why programmers fall in love with Python. Any programming lan

Documentation is Very vital before you develop any system or app

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Technical documentation in software engineering is the umbrella term that encompasses all written documents and materials dealing with software product development. All software development products, whether created by a small team or a large corporation, require some related documentation. And different types of documents are created through the whole  software development lifecycle  (SDLC). Documentation exists to explain product functionality, unify project-related information, and allow for discussing all significant questions arising between stakeholders and developers. Project documentation by stages and purpose On top of that, documentation errors can set gaps between the visions of stakeholders and engineers and, as a result, a proposed solution won’t meet stakeholders expectations. Consequently, managers should pay a lot of attention to documentation quality. Agile and waterfall approaches The documentation types that the team produces and its scope depending on the s